... some War Dog The war is ba fash.cne. of pe cloud on account or.g.n—its and french desceat —the tiona! popul = the Kennel cit “fon vogue of tbh © done by the breed oo and winter. N gr.ffons has ever for another inet : fanciers aver. War Pictures. ...

... Kd- ■|>i»Ouf K ; • L»t, Jj - V Rd«.: r-rurd.-m. • !?•? C.\Mi:o 1 ]s*,l. a»tur.lar. M\.,\ I’a.-i. • IV. JH,. Asto~ DOG from Laurel War :.*« -nJ.. i. *:• •' .•»• ro.lar: ruosi not Hz:-- /•;*.-; - [l). .:y_Ma. ■ SOX T«-.rr;«r *m*D) . i• . i .r TalKum; ...

... meeting’: ‘l’ve got four brothers in the Army, and one of them got killed the other day, and mother# been and sold our dog to buy War loan.’ After that we just couldnT serious.” tho ordinary EnglifllL Tommy Mr. Crooks of course, pals” at onoe, hat found ...

... THE DOGS OF WAR. A WAGGISH CHUCKLE FROM THE FRONT, By Harold Ashton. In the early days of thin war. Ugly scrambled ashore here In Northern Trance stowaway* one of the Channel packets. was a khaki-tinted cur the most disreputable appearance. Nobody's dog; ...

... since the Germans attached team of dogs to each Jager (rifle) battalion, the employment of dogs in the German Army has steadily increased, thanks the close co-operation of the military authorities with practical dog men. Foremost in this respect ia the Verein ...

... skilled trainer who has oined it with his Two dogs for the duration of the war. of the dogs are reserved for carrying of these messages, imaelf. and he proposes to take charge It is proposed also to requisition dogs for minor draught purposes in order to set ...

... FARMER AND DOG IXTERESTIXG FA'E WOIA’ERHA.M PTON. X.'.PTC.i*, ■ j! * Wolverhampton Folio Stipendiary (Mr. N. C. A. Nev. an interesting: whore Roue, farmer, Wool End, Wo!vcrliani with cruelly ill-treatiag a imber it. The Stipendiary sail the Bradburn was ...

... being done and that until done (his war likely' to drag on and infinitely more cosily and infinitely less conclusive than it could and should be. Modern war is essentially struggle gear and invention. It is not war under permanent conditions, that respect ...

... responsibility of the War Office in connectwm with the Moyer timber buying arrangements entered into Office of Works, any stops hare been taken the War Office with a riew the immediate termination the arrangement. Mr. Baker the War Office did not propose ...

... THE 'BOTTOM DOG.- The men'* rtpraentstine that thej should go back to their respective committees and mast afam on Saturdap. The question ves debated from all eidea, and remem boring all the claims tkej had made in the peat tor the bottom dog, the men's ...

... DOG SHOW. WOLVERH AXIPTON BOCTETY’S SUCCESSFUL MEETING. The last of the seriea members' shows in connection with the WoHerhampton and District Canine Society took place last night at the Mol mom Hotel, 'Wolverhampton. There was capital entry, and feature ...

... French his interpretation ective meaning of the tenm “a protracted war” | It is an interview which hag appeared in a nui Fr neh and English newspapers), the Field-1 The | stat The of the war | mee ee eee 4 Gwoit . |the need for munitions in the interview ...